King Henry VIII Tudor
It is suggested in some documents including in the book 'Edward's Legacy' by David Dean Edwards (1992), that it was whispered among some Tudor researchers that Agnes was mistress to King Henry VIII of England and that the son RICHARD was fathered by King Henry and not by William. But no solid proof has yet to be found if it ever will be. Nor has solid proof been found that Richard was the son of William either. It will be up to the researcher as to which line to follow. I believe that the evidence leans more towards the fact that Richard was the "bastard" son of the King and Agnes and my documentation here will reveal that line. It is documented that Agnes did have a son named Richard, but only 2 sons, William and Henry are shown to be positively the sons of William. Richard is said to have kept his Edwards last name out of shame for the indescency that his month engaged in.
King Henry VIII Tudor was born ca. 1491 and died ca. 1546. He had a mistress named Agnes Blewitt who was born 1509 and she died ca.1575.
The 1 child of King Henry VIII Tudor and Agnes is as follows:I. Richard Edwardes
** Note ** It has also been suggested that Agnes was the wife of William Edwardes, born ca. 1500 in England and died ca. 1547. The son Richard is the son that cannot be positively linked to William beucase records suggest that he was born from another man, King Henry VIII. He is known as the "bastard child" of Agnes.
The 2 known children of William Edwardes and Agnes are as follows:
William EdwardsHenry Edwards
source: "The Story of Brantley County Georgia" Pg. 149.
James B. Johns was the father of Catherine Harris according to family sources.
Eula Harris grandson had the name of Millicent Frances Cooper in Family bible.
Obituary (name of paper not given):
Mrs. Francis Cooper dies at home of Daughter [on Feb 18 1925]. Mrs. Francis Cooper died Friday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Georgia Morgan near here. The deceased had lived to be nearly 68 years of age and had been a faithful wife until the death of her husband, then cared for her children herself, during which time she spent as much time as possible aiding the sick. Mrs. Cooper was a member of the Nahunta Baptist Church and was buried at the Hickox Cemetery. There are three children that survive their mother, Mrs. Georgia Morgan, Mrs. Catherine Harris, and Mr. Jim Harris, three sisters, Mrs. James Dykes, Mrs. Katie Hickox, and Mrs. Matilda White all from in around Nahunta, besides a large number of relatives and friends. The Banner extends condolence.1900 Census Ga, Wayne Co., Township #95, pg 16
Name relationship sex Birth age self father mother occupation
Cooper, W. R Head M Nov 1863 36 Ga Ga Ga farmer
, Frances wife F 1856 44 Ga Ga Ga
, Georgia A Daughter F 1898 2 Ga Ga Ga
In the 1860 Ga Wayne County census,
House Family
#205 John W. Harris family:Harris Jno. 31 M Farmer 200 240 Georgia X REMARKS: Reads
Harris Lucinda Lewis 30 F Georgia
Harris Arcada 10 F Georgia
Harris Jno. Thomas 7 M Georgia
Harris Milly Francis 4 F Georgia
Harris James Samuel 1 M Georgia
Harris Ebenezer 22 M Laborer Georgia X#206 Jeremiah E.Johns (including a James B. Johns b. 1846 )
Johns Jeremiah E. 36 M Farmer 500 700 Georgia
Johns Louisa 37 F Georgia X
Johns James B. 14 M Georgia
Johns John B. 12 M Georgia
Johns Silas C. 11 M Georgia
Johns Lear D. 9 F Georgia
Johns Mary E. 8 F Georgia
Johns Martha L. 6 F Georgia
Johns Jane G. 2 F Georgia
Johns Nancy S. 1 F Georgia#212 James B. Johns Sr (including James B. Johns Jr. b. 1851)
Johns James 35 M Farmer 500 600 Georgia
Johns Kesiah 35 F Georgia
Johns Seaborn 12 M Georgia X
Johns Sylvester 11 M Georgia
Johns James 9 M Georgia
Johns Lucinda 8 F Georgia
Johns Kesiah 5 F Georgia
Johns Franklin 3 M Georgia
Johns Mary 1 F Georgia
Crews Mary 65 F South Carolina X
Which James B. Johns had a child with Millie?The 1870 Ga Census lists:
House Family
#313 Johns, Louisa 48 keeping house
, James A 24 cripple (This conflicts with earlier census showing James B.) 1850 census only shows James
, John B 22 farming
and many others#314 Harris, John 41 M 1829
, Lucinda 41 F 1829
, Thomas J. 16 M 1854
, Millie F. 14 F 1856
, James S. 11 M 1859 ( James Samuel Harris )
, Martha ?. 8 F 1862
, Sarah L. 3 F 1867
, William ? 9/12 M 1869 ( shown to be adopted in 1880 census )#306 Johns, Keziah 41 F (age appears to be off)
, Samuel 22 M
, James B. 20 M
, Lucinda E. 18 F
, Kiziah 16 M
, Franklin 14 M
, Mary A 12 F
, Bryon B 10 M
1880 Ga Census, Wayne Township #97, pg 19#142 Harris, John W 55 M Ga NC NC
, Cinda 53 F wife Ga NC NC (probably Lucinda)
, Frances 24 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Millicent Francis since age is right)
, Matilda 18 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Could this be Martha Matilda? since age is right)
, Lou 13 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Sarah Lou)
, William 8 M adopted Ga Ga Ga
, James 5 M adopted Ga Ga Ga (b. 1875: James is probably son of M. Frances Harris)
, Ebenezer 85 M father NC NC NC# 208 Johns, Kizzie 54 F
, Mary 22 F daughter
, James B. 29 M son
, Frank L 24 M son
, Bryan 21 M son
1900 Census Ga, Wayne Co., Township #95, pg 16
Name relationship sex Birth age self father mother
Cooper, W. R Head M Nov 1863 36 Ga Ga Ga
, Frances wife F 1856 44 Ga Ga Ga
, Georgia A Daughter F 1898 2 Ga Ga Ga
Eula Harris grandson had the name of Millicent Frances Cooper in Family bible.
Obituary (name of paper not given):
Mrs. Francis Cooper dies at home of Daughter [on Feb 18 1925]. Mrs. Francis Cooper died Friday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Georgia Morgan near here. The deceased had lived to be nearly 68 years of age and had been a faithful wife until the death of her husband, then cared for her children herself, during which time she spent as much time as possible aiding the sick. Mrs. Cooper was a member of the Nahunta Baptist Church and was buried at the Hickox Cemetery. There are three children that survive their mother, Mrs. Georgia Morgan, Mrs. Catherine Harris, and Mr. Jim Harris, three sisters, Mrs. James Dykes, Mrs. Katie Hickox, and Mrs. Matilda White all from in around Nahunta, besides a large number of relatives and friends. The Banner extends condolence.1900 Census Ga, Wayne Co., Township #95, pg 16
Name relationship sex Birth age self father mother occupation
Cooper, W. R Head M Nov 1863 36 Ga Ga Ga farmer
, Frances wife F 1856 44 Ga Ga Ga
, Georgia A Daughter F 1898 2 Ga Ga Ga
In the 1860 Ga Wayne County census,
House Family
#205 John W. Harris family:Harris Jno. 31 M Farmer 200 240 Georgia X REMARKS: Reads
Harris Lucinda Lewis 30 F Georgia
Harris Arcada 10 F Georgia
Harris Jno. Thomas 7 M Georgia
Harris Milly Francis 4 F Georgia
Harris James Samuel 1 M Georgia
Harris Ebenezer 22 M Laborer Georgia X#206 Jeremiah E.Johns (including a James B. Johns b. 1846 )
Johns Jeremiah E. 36 M Farmer 500 700 Georgia
Johns Louisa 37 F Georgia X
Johns James B. 14 M Georgia
Johns John B. 12 M Georgia
Johns Silas C. 11 M Georgia
Johns Lear D. 9 F Georgia
Johns Mary E. 8 F Georgia
Johns Martha L. 6 F Georgia
Johns Jane G. 2 F Georgia
Johns Nancy S. 1 F Georgia#212 James B. Johns Sr (including James B. Johns Jr. b. 1851)
Johns James 35 M Farmer 500 600 Georgia
Johns Kesiah 35 F Georgia
Johns Seaborn 12 M Georgia X
Johns Sylvester 11 M Georgia
Johns James 9 M Georgia
Johns Lucinda 8 F Georgia
Johns Kesiah 5 F Georgia
Johns Franklin 3 M Georgia
Johns Mary 1 F Georgia
Crews Mary 65 F South Carolina X
Which James B. Johns had a child with Millie?The 1870 Ga Census lists:
House Family
#313 Johns, Louisa 48 keeping house
, James A 24 cripple (This conflicts with earlier census showing James B.) 1850 census only shows James
, John B 22 farming
and many others#314 Harris, John 41 M 1829
, Lucinda 41 F 1829
, Thomas J. 16 M 1854
, Millie F. 14 F 1856
, James S. 11 M 1859 ( James Samuel Harris )
, Martha ?. 8 F 1862
, Sarah L. 3 F 1867
, William ? 9/12 M 1869 ( shown to be adopted in 1880 census )#306 Johns, Keziah 41 F (age appears to be off)
, Samuel 22 M
, James B. 20 M
, Lucinda E. 18 F
, Kiziah 16 M
, Franklin 14 M
, Mary A 12 F
, Bryon B 10 M
1880 Ga Census, Wayne Township #97, pg 19#142 Harris, John W 55 M Ga NC NC
, Cinda 53 F wife Ga NC NC (probably Lucinda)
, Frances 24 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Millicent Francis since age is right)
, Matilda 18 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Could this be Martha Matilda? since age is right)
, Lou 13 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Sarah Lou)
, William 8 M adopted Ga Ga Ga
, James 5 M adopted Ga Ga Ga (b. 1875: James is probably son of M. Frances Harris)
, Ebenezer 85 M father NC NC NC# 208 Johns, Kizzie 54 F
, Mary 22 F daughter
, James B. 29 M son
, Frank L 24 M son
, Bryan 21 M son
1850 Ga census, Wayne Co., pg 280
John Harris 21 M Married within the year
Lucinda Harris 18 F Married within the year
Joseph Kelly 12 M
Kate Harris 3/12 F (Kate appears to have died young since she does not show up in any later census)1860 Ga census, Wayne Co, pg 34
Name age Sex
Harris,
Jno. 31 M (Does Jno. represent "John"? Yes!)
Lucinda Lewis 30 F
Arcada 10 F
Jno. Thomas 7 M
Millie Francis 4 F
James Samuel 1 M
Ebenezer 22 M1870 Ga census, Wayne Co., Waynesville3, page 7
Name age Sex ~birth
Harris,
John 41 M 1829
Lucinda 41 F 1829
Thomas J. 16 M 1854
Millie F. 14 F 1856
James S. 11 M 1859 ( James Samuel Harris )
Martha ?. 8 F 1862
Sarah L. 3 F 1867
William ? 9/12 M 1869 ( shown to be adopted in 1880 census )1880 Ga Census, Wayne Township #97, pg 19
Name age sex birthplace father mother
Harris,
John W 55 M Ga NC NC
Cinda 53 F wife Ga NC NC (probably Lucinda)
Frances 24 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Millicent Francis since age is right)
Matilda 18 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Could this be Martha Matilda? since age is right)
Lou 13 F daug. Ga Ga Ga (Sarah Lou)
William 8 M adopted Ga Ga Ga
James 5 M adopted Ga Ga Ga (b. 1875: James is probably son of M. Frances Harris)
Ebenezer 85 M father NC NC NC
James (age 5) had the same name as his uncle.
James Samuel Harris (along with parent's names) are listed in the publication by Brantley County Historical Society for all people in Brantley County cemeteries!John W Harris's mother is shown to have been born in NC.
1900 census: GA, Wayne, Nahunta, 9-Jun-1990
Harris, John Sep-1826, 73, 51
, Lucinda 1827, 72, 51, 6 living of 8
, Catherine 1882, 18 grand-daughter
Ammons, Hattie 1889, 11 niece
According to the 1860 Wayne County census he was a farmer with land valued at $500. He enlisted on 4 March 1862 in Co. A. 50th GA Reg., CSA Appointed Corporal. Promoted to 2d Sgt. on 23 Mar 1864. Died in service on 28 Jan 1865. Pension went to widow.
1880 census: GA, Wayne, 335 district, 11-jun-1880
1910 census: GA, Ware, Braganzia
Willis, James M. 60 GA, FL, SC
, John A. 27 GA
, Linnie 16 GA daughter-in-law
1900 US Census, Glynn County, Georgia, Son, Household of James M. Willis
Birth and death dates obtained from tombstone inscription
Mustered into the Satilla Rangers, 50th infantry, company A on 4-Mar-1862, Blackshear GA.
1860 census: Georgia, Wayne, Waynesville, 13-Jul-1860
Jenkins, William 25 GA
, Indiana 22 GA
, Mary Ann 2 GA
, Sarah Ann 10/12 GA
, Harriet 14 GA (sister to William)
There are a lot of Jenkins families in Burke, Screven, and Effingham counties prior to 1840. Some families to investigate for connections to William are: Stephen L. Jenkins b. 1784 and John Jenkins b. 1806 in Burke county. The Stephen Jennings family also lives near and has close association to a Brown family.
The 50th Infantry Regiment was organized at Savannah, Georgia, during the spring of 1862. Its members were recruited in the counties of Ware, Coffee, Lowndes, Thomas, De Kalk, Clinch, Colquitt, Berrien and Brooks. After serving in the District of Georgia, the 50th moved to Virginia and was assigned to General Drayton's, Semmes', Bryan's, and Simms' Brigade. It participated in the campaigns of the Army of Northern Virginia from SECOND MANASSAS to GETTYSBURG, then was ordered back to Georgia. However, the unit did not arrive in time to share in the Battle of Chicamauga. It was involved in the Knoxville operations and later the conflicts at THE WILDERNESS, SPOTSYLVANIA, and COLD HARBOR. The regiment fought with Early in the Shenadoah Valley and ended the war at APPOMATTOS. There were 29 killed and 97 wounded at SHARPSBURG and 17 killed and 153 wounded at CHANCELLORSVILLE. It lost thirty percent of the 302 engaged at Gettysburg, had many disabled at SAYLER'S CREEK, and surrendered with 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, 2 surgeons, and 25 men. The field officers were Colonels William R. Manning and Peter McGlashan; Lieutenant Colonels William O. Fleming, Francis Kearse, and Pliny Sheffield; and Majors Duncan Curry, P.C. Pendleton, and John M. Spence.1850 US Census, Ware County, Georgia, Son, Household of George Jenkins
1860 US Census, Wayne County, Georgia, Married, Head of HouseholdAmerican Civil War Soldiers Record
about William W Jenkins
Name: William W Jenkins ,
Residence: Pierce County, Georgia
Enlistment Date: 22 March 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Georgia
Unit Numbers: 402 402
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 22 March 1862 at the age of 27
Enlisted in Company A, 50th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 22 March 1862.
Died of disease Company A, 50th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 24 February 1863 in Fredericksburg, VA
Source: Ancestry.com online database
I have, for now, identified John Brown and Margaret Robeson as the parents of Indiana. See note on John Brown.
Some Census info
1880 census: Georgia, Wayne, 11-Jun-1880
Living next door to Indiana Highsmith is a
Brown, Matilda, 21 (b. 1859) <- wife of Benjamin Franklin Brown
, William, 2 son
Purdon, Margaret 19 sister to MatildaHighsmith, Indiana, 42, GA, GA, GA
Jenkins, Sarah, 20, daughter
Jenkins, Gracy, 19, daughter
Middleton, Ellen, 19 grandaughter (daughter of Mary Elizabeth Highsmith)
Highsmith, Annie 15, daughter
, Henry 13, son
, Jacob, 11 son
, Erastus, 9 son
, Hansford, 6 son
, Mary, 41, stepdaughter1870 census: Georgia, Wayne, Waynesville, 24-Aug-1870
Highsmith, Henry 69 NC
, Indiana 32 GA
, Sarah Ann 32 GA
, Anna E 5 GA
, Henry Clay 3 GA
, Jacob B 1 GA
Jenkins, Mary A 12 GA
, Sarah A 10 GA
, Gracie A 8 GA
SEARCH FOR POSSIBLE PARENTS1860 census: GA, Wayne, Waynesville, 13-Jun-1860
Brown, John S. 50 <-- Possible father of Indiana.
, Mary 48
, Mercer Rebecca June 22
, Martha Mildred Elizabeth 20
, Mary Clifton 18
, Thomas Gum Bradley 12Brown, Thomas E. 43 <- possible uncle (excluded as possible father due to age of mother)
, Elizabeth 36
, Mary Ann 15
, Martha Matilda 8 (b. 1852)
, Henry 4
, Raiford Oregon 3Brown, Simon S. 37 <- possible uncle
, Mary 33
, John 13
, David 12
, Martha Jane 7
, Mary C 5
, Joshua 2
, Simon 8/12Brown, Jordon 35 <- possible uncle
Brown, Henry M. 24 <- oldest child of John S. Brown
, Martha 24
, James 3
, Samuel 21850 census: GA, Wayne, 12-Aug-1850
Brown, John S. 39
, Mary 37
, Henry 14
, Mercer 13
, Elizabeth 11
, Mary 9
, Thomas 5Brown, John 67 SC (b. 1783) <- Could very easily be the father of Indiana except Indiana age 13 not shown)
, Margaret 66 SC
, Nancy 17 GA
, Martin 15 GABrown, Thomas 33
, Elizabeth 24
, Mary 6Brown, William 24 FL
, Martha 17 GA
, Susan 1 GA1840 census: GA, Wayne
Brown, John Sn. m:11130001 f:01001001
Brown, John Jr. m:01001 f:20001 <- youngest girls could be Indiana. However, this is John S. b.1811 and excluded as father.
Brown, Mary m:none f:100010001 <- youngest girl could be Indiana
Brown, Sarah m:110000 f:000011830 census: GA, Wayne
Brown, John m:1312101 f:0130001 <- John is 40-50
Brown, Mary A. m:00001 f:000110001 <- suggests several adult children living with Mary w/ age 60-70) => Mary A. born 1760-17701820 census: GA, Wayne
Brown, Mary Ann (widowed) m: 0102 f: 13001 <- 1 son 10-16 years old & 2 sons 16-26 years old. All sons could be the father of Indiana.
Mary Ann Brown is 26-45. Given 2 sons about 20+/- 5 years old, expect Mary Ann is 40+/-5 years oldConclusions from above census records: (by Mike Chapman)
- It appears that the Mary in the 1820, 1830, and 1840 census is the same person.
- It also appears the John in the 1830, 1840, and 1850 census is the same person.
- This suggests that Mary Ann Brown could be either the mother or sister to John Brown.
- Other evidence suggests a John Brown (not identified in the above census records) is the father of Indiana. See notes on John Brown.
Informative email on Mary Ann Brown:
I previously conjectured that Mary Brown in the 1840 census could be the mother or grandmother of Indiana for the census data given. I have received the following email:
Hi Mike,I stumbled across your KinNextions website at your search for possible parents of Indiana Brown b. 1837 in Wayne Co. GA.
I don�t know if you have gone any further since you posted this information and come to any other conclusion, but you made a possible conclusion that Mary Ann Brown shown as a widow in 1820 census could be the mother [or grandmother]. This information may help you exclude her and possibly consider another possibility.
The widow Mary Ann Ratcliff married John Brown around 1808.
From Camden County records:
JOHN BROWN - CCG records show that on 09 September 1795 he was a Constable; on 13 April 1798 signed a petition asking the GA Governor for militia security against Indian insurgencies in the Burnt Fort area - "Camden's Challenge," by Reddick p. 198; on 13 July 1799 took the Oath of Allegiance; according to CCG records on 05 January 1804 he was one of the Commissioners of Inferior Court who laid out public roads; on 06 January 1808 Minute Book of Court of Ordinary states that John Brown had lately intermarried with Mrs. Mary Ratcliff; listed on 1809 CCG Tax Digest in Capt. Grayhams District; on 02 June 1817 applied for a warrant for 300 acres of land with a "Low Hammock," surrounded by cypress, pines, water oaks, & Elliot's land & John Brown's land - surveyed on 14 October 1817 by Wm. Niblack - witnessed by Hugh Brown & George Low - CCG Land Plat Book F p. 40; on 03 November 1817 applied for a warrant for 145 acres of pine land shaped in a triangle, containing a small pond, & surrounded by lightwood, live oaks, water oaks & pines, old station & Elliot's Corner & John Brown's land - surveyed on 08 November 1817 by Wm. Niblack - witnessed by Hugh Brown & George Low - CCG Land Plat Book F p. 41.
Mary Ann, maiden name not known, (born between 1760-1770) had 3 sons by her previous marriage to Richard Ratcliff who died around 1804. Those sons were Benjamin, James and Richard Ratcliff. Mary Ann had 3 daughters with husband John Brown; namely, Eliza J, Sarah Ann and Harriet. Mary Ann and her three daughters were �fortunate drawers� in the 1827 Georgia Land Lottery. Mary Ann was listed as a widow and the daughters received a lot next to her. The daughters were listed as orphans. The 3 sons of Mary Ann Brown you saw in the 1820 census were her Ratcliff sons. Mary Ann Brown names these three sons in her will dated January 3, 1835. She mentions daughters Eliza J, (who had married Alexander Cuthbert Scott) and Harriet Piles and Sarah Ann, who was unmarried at that time. In 1840, Mary Ann was still living and there were two other females living with her, one between 20-30, and another under 5. This could be Sarah Ann with a child, or it could possibly be a widowed Harriet with a child. I really don�t know anything about Harriet other than she married someone with the last name of Piles/Pyles. I don�t know if Harriet was living or dead by 1840. There was also a Sarah Brown, age 20-30, listed on the same census page, with two male children. So although Indiana Brown is definitely not the daughter of Mary Ann and John Brown, she may be the daughter of Sarah Ann Brown, as it does appear she is unmarried with children.
Let me know if this seems possible. I don�t see an �Indiana� anywhere in the 1850 census in Wayne County.
Anne
Andrew's middle name is Corbley as given on the death certificate of his son, Edward Burns Morgan.
Edward is the half brother to Victor.Andrew Corbley Morgan's death date is not known, however, his wife (?widow?) married a second time, in April 1894 and so it is persumed that Andrew had died by then.
WFT vol 6 #4460
1850 census: VA, Wood, district 65, 2-Aug-1850
Morgan, William 29 VA tailor
, Amanda 30 VA
, Mary S? 25 VA
, Andrew 22 VA farmer
, David A. 15 OH
Barrett, William 63 PA farmer
, Lena 59 VA
, Frances 29 VA
, Jefferson 27 VA
, Sarah 25 VA
, Jane 20 VA
, Diana 18 VA
1860 census: VA, Wood, Stillwell, 26-jul-1860
A. Morgan (age 27, B-OH, Farm Laborer) is listed on the 1860 Wood County (Stillwell), (W.) Va., census
with his wife, Diana L. (age 26, B-Va., wife) and kids: Thomas W.-8, James W.-6, Ernest C.-7/12
(all kids B-Va.) # 1555-1554 (next door to her parents)
Barrett, William 73 VA
, Serena 69 VA
, Fannie 38 VA1880 census: MO,Clay, Kearney
(Family is listed as Morgun, not Morgan.)
Morgan, Andrew C. 52, VA, VA, VA
, Mary E. 36, MO, MO, MO
, Victor B. 19, VA, VA, MO?
, Martha S. 12, VA, VA, MO
, John D. 10, VA, VA, MO
, Edward B. 8, MO, VA, MO
, Musa D. 6, MO, VA, MO
, George W. 5, MO, VA, MO
, Magnus N. 3, MO, VA, MO
, Henrietta 1, MO, VA, MO
In 1900 Mary E. James is living with her son and daughter-in-law Nathaniel and Fanny Morgan in Rosalia Precinct, Whitman County Washington.
1900 census: WA, Whitman, Rosalia 12-Jun-1900
Morgan, Nathaniel May 1877 23 MO, VA, MO
, Fanny May 1880 20 MO, MO, MO
, Edward (brother) Dec 1871 28 MO, MO, MO
James, Mary E. (mother) Dec 1840 59 Widowed 8/5 children TN, VA, MOMary's daughter, M. Dora, may be the M. Dora James who was living Johnson County Kansas with her husband Joseph James in 1910. There is mention of Mrs. John James in the Olathe Republican Tribune of January 18th, 1907.
Marriage certificate of Mary Morgan and John James in Clay Co., MO #955305
States that Mary Morgan is of Arine? SpringsMarriage to Andrew C. Morgan: State of MO, Ray county. This is to certify that Andrew C. Morgan and Mary E. Miller was by me joined together in marriage on the 6th day of August 1865 both of the county of Ray. Given under my hand this day 10th August, 1865. Lewis Millirs?, J.P.
Mary is buried at Gresham Cemetery, Whitman County, WA: No marker, name or dates.
No death certificate has been found for her in Washington.
1900 census: WA, Whitman, Rosalia 14-Jun-1900
Lee, Alfred Oct-1855 44 IL, IN, IN
, Sarah E. Apr-1859 40 MO, MO, MO
Morgan, Retta (Niece) Mar-1879 21 MO, VA, MO
Dr. Benjamin Franklin Darling WARREN
Dr. B. F. Warren was the first physcian of Sultan and Mattie, his daughter, was the first school teacher. (History of SULTAN, WA. Dr. B. F. Warren and his family probably arrived in Sultan 1885 to 1890.
The ancestry of B. F. Warren is in volume 68, page 100 of the New England Historical & Genealogical Register.
According to the obit for his son, Joseph W. Warren, Dr. B. F. Warren also had a drug store.
1900 census: Idaho, Kootenai, Markham, district 65, 28 to 30-Jun-1900
Warren, Benjamin 1839 61 NH, ME, NH married for 38 years
, Mary E. 1844 56 NY, CN,Canada married for 38 years, 4 of 5 children living
Warren, Mary 1874 26 NY,Canada,Canada, 2 years of marriage 0 of 0 children
1880 census: Iowa, Pottawattanie, Walnut, 18-Jun-1880
Warren, Benj. F. 42, New Hampshire, Maine, Maine, physician
, Mary E. 36, NY, NY, Canada
, Major I. 15, Nebraska
, Wiman 12, Iowa
, Matia 10, Iowa
, Bird 3, Iowa
1870 Iowa census, Shelby, Clay:
Warren, B. F. 34 M Physician Maine
Mary E. 33 F keeping house New York Has mother of foreign birth
Major 5 M Nebraska
Wyman 3 M Iowa
Mate 1 F IowaWinters, Erastas 67 M farmer New York
, Rosilla 60 F keeping house Canada East has father and mother of foreign birth. Cannot read nor write.
Thomas, Albert 14 M farm laborer New York
Winters, Lorenzo 32 M farmer New York has mother of foreign birth
, Angeline 25 F teacher New YorkWinters, Thevin 30 M farmer New York
, Caroline 30 F keeping house New York
, William 4 M at home Iowa
1860 Wisconsin, Manitowoc,Gibson census
Warren, Joseph 60 Maine Farmer
, Caroline 58 Maine
, B. F. 22 New Hampshire PhysicianWarren, John 30 Maine Machinist
, Sarah F. 25 New Hampshire
, Franklin 5 MA
, Caroline 3 Wisconsin
Thomas, Elizabeth 25 New YorkPossibilities:
1) There is a Warren buried in 1901 in Evergreen cemetery, (aka Post Falls Cemetery) Kootenai County, Idaho
More info at Post Falls Park & Recreation 208-773-3511WARREN FRANK 37th Wis. Vol. Inf. Company C
Enlisted 03/30/64 City of Two Rivers
History--Transfered to Veterans Reserve Corp,01/23/65.
Discharged 03/28/65, due to disability.
Her obituary appeared in the Press Democrat on Oct. 2, 1923. It states that she was living in Bennett Valley (just outside of Santa Rosa) and died at Mary Jesse Hospital after a short illness. She was 78 years old. She came to California in 1909 and is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Franklin of Santa Rosa.
Sonoma, CA death certificate # 23-042129 gives birth and death dates, age at death is 78 years-7 months-15 days, mother's maiden name is Recau, burial site is Bennett Valley Cemetery, undertaker is C. & F. Welti. She lived in CA for 14 years. Info supplied by daughter Mattie Franklin living in Santa Rosa, CA.
1910 census: CA, Fresno, Township 4, District 54, 19-Jun-1910
Warren, Mary E. 66, NY, CN, Canada (English), mother-in-law 4 of 5 children living.
Cass, Mildred 14 WA, NY, Iowa
Franklin, Edward A 55 OH, NY, OH married 18 years
, Mattie 4 Iowa, NH, NY 1 of 1 children living
, ? WA, OH, Iowa